When are military uniforms allowed at political rallies? I took this picture off my TV today at a Trump town hall meeting.

You never know though, however remote the possibility , perhaps there was some sort of official aspect about it, one would certainly think such a major and clearly well known prohibition would be so generally clear, that, one might expect there quite clearly must have been some advance cognizance of that whole aspect, just a thought and some idle musing, for whatever it might be worth, though I of course understand the reaction overall here of apparent surprise, certainly I'm just saying the rule is obviously so well known that there might possibly have been some basis for justication quite possibly, that's all I'm trying to point out, for whatever it might be worth, though, at the moment, I can't envision certainly what that might have been, that's all I'm trying to suggest, many thanks, hope was of use if only for consideration, certainly.

Kinda figured that once I'd looked at it, surprising, obviously.

-Removed-

He must like walking on thin ice.

For this reason to date I still stray away from political discussions unless it's with immediate family members. I learned my lesson along time ago that even if you are no longer enlisted people still associate your political opinions as being that of whatever branch you served. I grew up in a Military Family and a lot of the political talk was kept to a minimum.

I'm gonna guess he's not a soldier at all....stolen valor!

I think never. Maybe in an official capacity with orders to be there.

I think retired or dischaged are the only ones allowed to. Not sure tho.

not authorized

Unless this officer has the Medal of Honor or is in the security detail...No way.